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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
MIGHT SCHOOL.

The subscribers NIGHT-SCHOoL win be -e-
sumed SEPTEMBER i2ru. Pupils enter ANY
time after chat lato and are charged only from
time Of cutonae. Tho same lessons tqgch-
as in his day-schooi. takcn 40 the option OF
pupil. Commercial correspondence ana Book
keeping a specially. Rapid progress assured.
Circulars en- application.
sr g52t Is. SQUIRE
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ECf; bend.

News was received in this city yester-
day that John y. Washington fell dead
in Bethel church, Caroline county, Sun
day.
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WTINTEE TOUR II EUROPE.

good 10 return until september 3'th inclusive
Irottlng and running races eacl DAY Of ,Io
tnir. G. \. TAYLOR.
-. ~ Inl-nL.II IL-.A.f A-t-aIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27

J7AUOUIFR FEMALE INSTl-
4 TUE, WAERENTON, YA-Opens IS
tWonty-sey0nth annual session SEPTEMBER
Il, 1857. situated in no Piedmont region Of
Virginia, unsurpassed for its beauty, fertility,
ana healthfuiness. Only fifty miles from
Washington. The grounds, ten ceres In all,
are fastefully laid out. The building IS ono Of
he finest school edinces in tho state. A fun
CORPS Of teachers Terms reasonable and
Il ade known on application. For catalogues
address GEORGE q. BUTLER, A. NJ,
ty lg-eod Ok Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27

TT'UAME GUlLLAUME WILL
t,slrc ler r.iYate lessons and classes in
French on SEPTEMBER 18TH at 9l2. Capitol
street. go btu. Th&suim'
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EECTTRE.

IS CTONEWALL JACKSON, THE
> CHRISTIAN SOLDIER. LECTURE by
pr. !. WILLIAM JOSE7. FRIDAY. September
Slth. ai o'clock al the Second Baptist church,
conner Nam and sixth fucot5.
Admission. o. se@fit
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BE- DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE
to secure some OF those
Cheap Lace Cityt0iRS
from auction.
&c 9,-eod LEVY & DAVIS.
EDVCATIeNAL

MISS 4. 4. DANIEL. ASSISTED
W. by Mira. j. CASKfE CABELL IN tho Pr
mary Department. viii resume She dutics IL
her SCHOOL For lOUNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN. 40 330 cnst Grace street. on SEP
TENDER 2sTH. French Classes by sion. v. l..
CHOPARD. Lessons in French Will Doe given
In the Primary Department without extra
charge. so 21-lw
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
S2.6l),

on SEPTEMBER 23TI. 2sTH, nnl Doth rouni-
fiig Il -kets will be sold 10 FRI lsrick-ogrs at
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7
Mss ANNE SHAW win he nj the La
den House from SEPTEMBER 21rI % OCIO-
sEH 9Tn, and sOliclts calls from young Indies
4. srou- of Joining her winter party ID SAIL
OCTOBER lslu. At home on week days except
Monday and Thursday from - A. 81. tol0 p 81.
&c 25-ft
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LARGE PURCHASERS
FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES
at which we have marked them win MAKE them
DOUBLY ATTRACTIVE


We ghall offer an EXCELLENT CURTAIN, 3
yatd. long. at G2c. a pair;
SOmetl ing better. tape 0tFod. az @3'. a pair;
handsome pattern. tage-cdg "a, "a white aud
ccru. a. ti.ig pair:
A beautiful pattern, tape-cdgei, IN ocru only
81 il.3S pair;
superb pattern, tape-eigei, In ecru, 81
yards long, at sli3 pair;
Something lovely. tape-edRod, In ecru, 81
yards long. az 81 .9g a Iaif;
A decidedly new pattern. tape-edgei. IN ecru,
- yards long, at 81 80 pair.
just grand. tho most attractive pattern over
shown, yards long. st t3g9a pair;
4 most elaborate pattern. / yards long. oIual
10 anything ever sold for ss-our price only
Si.f3 pair.
These CURTAINS. few only Of which We
note above. will DO displayed on our second
noor and We invite you 10 inspect tnom AMI
make comparisons.
OUR PRICES WILL BIZ OUR ADVERTISE
MENT.
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DICuNOND SEMINARY,
10. 8 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. Va.

Tho Guccuth session Of this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AID LITTLE GIRLS VIII
orrl MONDAY. SEP 2''HER %. Is, Special
,fuufgge- offered Ia MUSIC, MODERN Ian
GIAGES, ENGLISH. AND ENGLISH LIIERA-
1UAE. Number Of boarders limited ~ thirty.
Tie sul-pT.mary and kindergarten depart
ment VIII open M the same time
Apply Tor catalogue at the bookstores, or to
either principal iy l9Iu. lh&su3m
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HIGH
SCHOOL, COZ Eighth -treet beyond Leigh.
Session OFens WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
N,lss5. Circulars az BOOKSTORES after July 10Th.
Principal: WIS TER ARCHER,
~ A.. Pm. b. University of Flrginia.)
ie 2gLeodtAul5, NtdtAu30 * teoitSe29
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21

rock 10y natures Own chIselS, invite the at
tentien Of the geologiSt Vast Indian mounds,
preserving still, after untold centuries Of
tempest and ram, the strange shapes OF
NEUROLOGICAL beasts. birds and reptiles given
them by their mysterious builders when the
world was new. furnish TneIneS for the inve~-
tgation Oi the archTslOSlSt No description
can describe the marvellous formation of the
rocks around the lake. Sucn names as Cleo
patra's Needle, the Turks Head the Elephant
and the Devils Doorway convey some idea of
the mighty forms that, rearing Themselves
hundreds on hundreds of feet above the lake
they guard. confront and amaZr one at every
step. Many OF them suggest aNsemhlageS Of
gigantic Egyptian gods, carved by the fin
gers OF volcanoes, catara-tS and whirlpools
ages on ages ago. The woods are full OF game
speckled brook trout
Only about three hours drive away over
beautiful roads are the far famed and Yet
too little known " Wisconsln dells, a miniature
art gallery ot natures witcheries and won.
ders. A glory of cavern aud valley, Of beet
ling crag and frowming precipice, far distant
archway- overhead and vast bOwldsrS of moss
grown .,ones under foot. Towering chasm
walls, winding and twisting so near together
that the explorers hands rest on both sides at
once, and ~ high that the blue sky saems
resting flat upon the slender rift in the roof
of stone through which the dim and palhd
light comes trickling in with the glistening
water drops that perpetually tlnkie from
above And all the vast weird structures Of
stone, walls, roofs and floors, semi-suhter-
ranean chambers amd corridors. torrent CHS
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21

everlasting equity Of things terrestrial de
msnds it The small boy Is, Of course, bound
a. attend the circus, and. as blackberry pick
ing Is his only source of revenue. lie must
perforce obtain the requisite funds III this
manner. ANY deviation from the usual sea
son ON the part Of the show 'ompany will en-
tail the loss of this strongest patron. and con
sequently OF his pateTnal ancestor a. well,
for who ever heard OF the head of a family
attending circus for any other reason than
Ito take care of the children, you know Z
Consequently the company. the season, and
the small boy pull together. and. 10y diut of
united effort, succeed IN producing pageant
that, TO be appreciated, must lie seen.
At this juncturc IL may occur tn some that,
as the parent profits 10y his sons attendance
by attending likewise. he might I've expected
to furnish the necessary funds FOR the entire
family. hut in the rural districts this is con
siderssi the poorest IF logic. In the Nile val
ky the cost uf bringing "a child {" maturity is
said 10 lie 81. Among our bucoliC neighbors
the amount is somewhat greater, but the con
stant effort OF the hushandmau l. to keep the
margin a. narrow a. possible.
For about two weeks sntedating the arrival
OF the "ireats>t Show on Earth ala unusual
s,tivity is seen ON all hands The compare
tive merits of riN al berry patche~ are warmly
discussed. Finally every one settles down 10
work with al cumulative zeal worthy Of ANY
cause. This l. VeTItahle harvest tor the
village housewives. Canning and stew1ng
are the order Of the day. Most Of the canned
berries and berry pies which delight the pal
atss Of our village epicures trace their origin
to this same circus. Thus farreaching are
the effects Of the genuine American ~iIstl;u-
tloutH
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21

The capitol Is superb h;iIling, modelei
somew hat after the huge white domel gath
ering place uf the nations Legislators at
Washington, and many Of the residences are
exceedingly handsome. Here Is the home Of
Gen. Lucius J. Fairchild, one armed hero
OF Getty yShurg. eX minister 20 Spain. and now
commander in chief Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic: and here dweiS Governor
Jere kusk. who's" summary stamping out ri
the rioters III Milwaukee last Year won him
denomination and reelection almost hy ac-
clamaiIOn. just across Monona lake is Ton
ya-wa-tha, enchanting spot a.
simmer tourists eve ever rested on-a
vista of blue waters with white crested
waves, green sloping banks, and "a spacious
hotel ami tasteful cottages embOwerei IN
the shades of the mighty forest prImeval." a."
sail boats ami row boats darting ia every
direction, tiny steamers putting To and fro
with their loads of eNcuTsIOni>t>, fishing par
es.cOming in laden with tinnv trophies and
biz yarns, and the inevitable SpOnny couples
drifting IN their egg shell barks, with bath
heads under one paI;Isol. 81 both hands pluck
ing the same water lily. 1t Is Il llaradlSai,,
scene when the streets of the great cities east
and snuth are smoking with dog days heat
Here on these beautiful shores the "MOnpua
Lake sSsembly,' or western Chautauqua
meets annually 10 discuss i'll panderuus
phrases "The WhencenesS of the What and
The Wherefore of the Why and tens of
thousands gather to see and hear II done
Bayani Taylor, Horace Greeley and other
illustriou> writers have paid glorious tributes
TO the poetic beauty of Madison; and 1t was
Of her that Longfcliow sang:
Pour limpid lakes, four naiads.
or sylvan dietirs, are there,
In flowing robes Of azur,' dressed:
-Four lovely handmai Is that uphold
Their shining mirrors, trimmed with gold,
To the fair city in the west"
One hour further toward the setting sun
and the weird, wild beauties al Devils lake
burst into view. A lake blue a. tine sapphire
skies its bosom retieCt,. deep almost to bot
tctnlessnesS, with II" iuc: or outlet. swarm
iIg with fish, ami absolutely walled in
~ mountains of perpendicular stone, carved
Gy the sculptor hands of earthquake and
food into countless fantastic shapes. The
whole region abounds ii wonders. Huge
castles and spires of many colored stone tow
ertng alo:t from level, sandy plains, and curl
Ous and gigantic figures hewn from the solid
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21
.ommand Of languages

i onse overheard two elderly ladies gravely
discussing the means 10y which the puppets
were made Ia speak. One, who had seen the
operator slyly puil II string during the per
fOrrnance WAS convinced that thereby the
speech Was orraCioued. The other. possibly
the literary oracle ot u large circle, had read
somewhere in the papers Of man namel
AEimmr>ou. who had invented AN instrl-
ment called the ''fonegrufirr" and was posi-
tive tina: here was the original machine. The
amount of logic which these two matrons
displayed would have caused Yale sopho-
more to turn green with envy When the
crowd finally jostled me away from the dis
putants III. matter was still undecided, though
! believe the advocate Of the "Ionegraffer'
theory had rather the best of it
would be far from performing my whole
duty if ! neglected. tn mention another and
by no means the least interesting, element
which goes to form the crowd clustering
around the ticket wagon. / mean the
young fellows and their girls. If the
youths and maidenS are accustomed to the
business, there is nothing particularly inter
esting about their appearance. They munich
peanuts in a determInedly aggressive man
ner, elbowing their way about as if the world
We're theirs, and the fulness thereof But
here and there ones eyes rest on couple
wearing al Enthusiastically cal IN Il strange
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21

Nine. .IGnau>Chek's success is unques.
tionable, FOR she is Meg Merilles even il
the respect Of hardly having even to make
up for the part and because Il warp OF
imagination, susceptibility 10 supersti,
tion and n collective feebleness of aged
powers are II gift from nature or a contri
button by time of precisely the qualities
which art would have to supply 10 others
filling the role. | know OF no other in
stance than this one i'll which the weight
OF mental ard bodily failure which pre-
scribeS II retirement from the stage has
been organized into a feat which insureS a
definite continuance upon il.
The field il opens is wide and suggest
i've. Cunsumptiye> can lie cast for Ca
mile. Starving and emaCiated actors can
bc cast for the apoth.cary in Romeo AID
Juliet From old mems homes Adams
to 20 furcstward with Orlando can DE
drawn The Fat Mans club can keep a
line uf FaIStaiTs, in whom, however. all
the lines are curves. The opponents of
high license can ill out orders for any
number Of Sir Toby Belches Iramps
could DE utilized as gypSics and rabble
and other lay property, while Roman citi-
zeus and policemen would no more have
to be recruited from fatigued dray
men and tired 'lung,hUrruirn. Brooklyn
Ea.le.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21
THE BEAUTIFUL WEST.
A REGION or LOVELY LANDSCAPES
AND CHARMING LAKES.
Correspondent Takes Trip Into %
Charming section Of the Great and
Glorious Republic aud Lets His lm-
sgination Run Riot.

CHICAGO, MAY l7-lt some OF the Ameri-
can. who annually or semi occasionally 20 to
EuroIs. IN ~earrh Of something to see would
take trip over some ot Ihes" northwestern
roads, they would se-s more that is romantic,
picturesque sublime and beautiful than
many of them ever $50 IN AN entire European
tour. II l. a journey through new world
fairs land, a fly through realm of romance,
"a whiring. endless feast to eye, heart and
Imagination.
A palace ear flight of elghtv-tive miles
from Chicago along the shores Of Lake Mich
igan, through pastoral Eden Of N"rlant
fields and meadows, traIt or blossom laden
orchards, VINEYARDS, gardens and shady
groves dotted thick with lovely rural houses;
through pretty suburban towns aui through
houriShimg cities, carries one to Milwaukee,
the rich ami pros eruus metropolis Of Wisron-
sin. one of the hauiSomo>t cities IN the mon,
with splendid puhhr buildings. iminen 81
MILLS aud factories, the biggest breweries in
the world. elegant residences, enchanting
drives and George Peek. \ run Of thirty
miles farther. past the stately soldiers home,
with its superb buildings, It's flower gardens
and itS winding walks and drives, past nu-
meruuS tiny lakes and foliage emhowered vii
lagtS. and Wauke,ha is reached Unknown
ten years ago. Its fountains of healing waters
have mair il famous throughout the world
Only half hourS run away i p,ouumo-
voc, with its twenty seven lakes IN one
silvery cham. its gay hotels, its yachts and
troops of summer >aunterers Forty miles
further westward lies Rock lake. one OF the
lOvelieSt little iacuStrinr gems upon the glote,
ten miles round, hemmed in by forests. its
surface dotted with water hhe~ and its crystal
depths alive with black lass, perch, pike.
pickerel and muSkallomge. Another hours
spin through perpetual series Of views IL b'.
wiLChing ever gracri a painters canvas,
Madison, the capital Of Wisconsin, the
Venice of America. is reached Standing
on high point Of land surrounded 10y "a
cluster Of glorious lakes. nearly every street
ends IN boat houses and bath houses Its
lights at night are reflected far arruSe the
liquid mirrors. and the plush "f oars aud
boatmens songs recall all the dreanieSt men-
cries of that fair city Whose streets are rip
ping waters and whose coaches are gomdulas.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21
K Mlu inn
York street Extension Of the Taylor street
sewer

York street Extension Of the Taylor street
sewer.
Resolved. by the council Of the city Of spring
Held. ohio, iNO-ihiris Of the whole number of
members elected thereto concurriug. that IL i
necessary and that IL intends TO make public
Improvement hy constructing the s-wrr mere
matter described according Ia the plans. Fro
hleS and spect tncati"ns therefor on nl- IN the
office vi the city ciyll engineer and recorded IN
the Oi:ict oi the city clerk and open tu the in
spect'on Of all parties Interested; and tnat the
sewer in The sewer district both hereinafter
described. said sewer snd sewer district btIhp
part OF the plans and system OF sewerage frr
said city Heretofore adopted 10y the c"unriI
IS required and IL hereby DE isnatrd for immr
dlatr use.
said sewer is described as follows viz: B-
yInning Al the man hole on the west iiur uI
Taylor street and center OF Bay str, rt: fnrnrr
In i sHuth-astrrly direction with a r-srrS-
curve 10 the east line OF Taylor str-rI near the
south line "f lot No 5.'s III II. H"rdrr's 'piil
tioH; thence east "a feet To the " ~ line. uI
York street. being the York street rNtrnsiun
Of the Iayl,r stfrrt sewer.
SAID sewer Is IN the TAYLOR street sewer dis.
trict, or sewer District No. >. the boundaries
Of which are rs follows: Commencing at thu
intersection "I the north line Of High street
with the EAST iis- of Market street. thence
Running east with the north line "f high
street and the north line ri the turnpike road
formerly the Spriniig-id and south charleston
turnpike. EAST To the east corporation line.
thence south with the east line I'll the rorp"rs-
ton To the southeast corner Of The .aTpOfr
tiOu: thence west with the south CORPORATION
iiGt 10 the center Of Clifton street; thence
south with the corporation line iu Il corpora
tion corner; thence west with the carp"ratiuu
line 10 rnr west line ul i rurnpik- road. Tor
merry The SPRINGFIELD and Clifton turupIEe.
thence north with the west line nf said last
named road Ia the old corporation line. being
the section line between sections - and q
township >. range VI. K. =; thence west with
said section line tu the east line of Market
street: thence with The east line of Market
street north {" th- place OF beg inning
Inr plans and lflc.ltlUuy REQUIRED Inv la "a
for the construction oi said sewer have been
prepared, and are on rilr in the Office uf The
city civil rhgin-rr for examination amt in
sprcfl"n BY parties Interested: ana cOuneiI
VIII hear said parties AZ its regular meeting iu
hr held In The rouncII chamber 1 said city. 0u
the Fist day oi June. A D. lss1. commrnciug
al % clock y. N. and 10 the event turrr
should he Do 81 sSion nf council gu said night
th-u Al its rirst regular meeting thereafter.
The city clerk i> hereby directed tu publish
TINS resolution lor two consecutive weeks in Z.
newspaper 0f general circulation in the cor
poraiI"n.
Passed May Eth. 4. ID ls-,.
Attest. E.T THOMAS
j. : ~HiW ALTAR, President.
'itN tirrk. II "'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21

gsrreI AR. Inerr " something deprecatory
IN every motion. The peanuts are purchased,
the gum Chewed. the tickets bought, all with
the manner of a criminal on the galiows The
occasional winks and Siv speeches Of those
from their own neighborhnnd Il" n"t add To
their ease Of manner or comfort of miui
Altogether, | fancy that they do not find
circus gong the bliSsiul delight they may
have imagined.
The hand that heads the proceSsion which
for the past two hours has been winding over
several miles of village streets now enters the
main tent The prnceSSI"n follows hurk-
sterS of every kiud-lranut Nemi"iS, maple
candy men, Ice cream sellers. dispensers ut
lemonade unite IN v"CIieIuuS protest.
Bnt the crowd surge~ forward. Tickets.
gents, tickets" ami amid shouting and
screaming, laughing and gigElng, swearing
and i"sthng the spectators enter and the show
begins Roe l.. HESpRICk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21

Col. f. ID. Webster went 10 Omaha from
New York i'll 1879, upon the recon-
mendation of Thurlow Weed, and pur-
chased The Omaha Republican, which
be edited for two Years. He was very
active in organizing the Republican
party in Nebraska, and If courS. became IA
prominent politician. He was chairman of
The Nebraska delegation to the national
Republican convention at Chicago in
1860, which nominated Abraham Lincoln.
In 1851 he went 10 Washington to accept the
position Of private secretary TO Secretary
Seward. with whom he remained throughout
the administration There is no man living
who is more Intimately acquainted with the
,ecrets of the state department during the
war perod than Col Webster er-Omaha Let
ter
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21
Women and Soldiers in Cuba.

There are ~ 600 soldiers in Cuba, and their
average height Is about five feet five. They
dress IN light bl,, striped gingham suits,
which look IL III ygh made Of i+.I ticking
and these suits arc faced with IA collar and
cuffs of green They wear Panama hats with
ro~ettes om the side. and they drill very we'll
Many "f these soldier, had on shoes with
French heels, and the ordinary Cuban sho.
whe' her II he for II man or womau has the
heel IN about the center 0f the foot The
Cuban women have very small feet and they
walk very gracefully. They have good
forms, and considering the lazy life of the
better classes and the Use of the rocking
chair, it * wonder that they are 81 erect.
EducatiOu i not very forward in Cuba and
of the children not nne-tcHth 20 20 school
There is university at Havana and the
town has som" good schools But the chief
education Tor girls - embroidery and
etiquette. ami the education which results
from th, daily newspaper and the magazine
is practically Umknown.-L Letter from Ha-
vaII;i.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-21
Permanent Relief.

Ever; Spring. fur years" writes
Lizlir ". DcN-au. ~ Fifteenth St,
EroubIyn. Y. y, i have had intoler>
ahl.. headaches. | commrn'ci the use
"l Ayers SarSapariIla last March. aud
hIN.. not had Il headache since that
time.
Il suffered from headache. iniiges-
ti"n. aud debility. and WAS hardly aide
tn drt. Iny~-lf about the house writes
Mrs. VI. VI. Lewis. uf \ 81. Lowell.
Mass. Ayers Savsaparilla has worked
Il marvellous change in my east. now
feel strong amt well aN ever
Jonas Gurmau. Esq. al LykinS. Pa.
writes F"r wears hav" suffered
dr-Iliully. every Spring, from lrada.hr,
caused by HHVIrily ul the hl""d and
biluu~ur~~ II Srrmrd fnr DAYS aud
weeks that my head would split open.
Nothing relieved iur rill | took Ayers
Sar>aparita THIS medicine has cured
me ,"ruplr'rly.'
When MIR. Grnryra Eclangrr. nf n
Rridg.. 81. Springfield. Mass, began Ia
Use Ayers Sl ~,tlurIlta. she had suffered
for some wears from u serious affection
ui the kidary~. Every Spring. also. she
wa ai'ir't-t with hrIdarE". loss uf
appetite. 5rA indigestion. \ friend per-
Suaari her tu u-e Ayers Sar>apdTiliu.
which benefited h-.c wonderfully. Her
health i- nuW perfect. Martyrs tU head
ache should II,
Ayers SarsapariIla,
Prepared hy p-. ! = Aver \ Co, Lowell, Mass.
Pri,r 81 sil bottles -. Worth - bottle.